One man's holographic is another man's two dimensional paper mâché. When it comes to trying to describe the sonic virtues of just about anything in audio, including cables, words tend to fail to properly convey the full meaning of what's going on and the words themselves seem trite and overreaching. Everything is relative to what system is the test bed and who's doing the listening. Innocent question: are Tara Labs cables cryo'd?
Uh, it’s not really a liquid per se. It’s a slurry, I.e., particles suspended in a liquid. It all depends on how you define liquid. Glass is a liquid. It's a liquid and a solid. Besides the electrons in a conductor aren’t exactiy flowing, are they? They’re kind of edging along at a snail’s pace.
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